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The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02

At the s ate A r. c l!tural Experiment
Station, of Vermont, analyses have b;el
made of the several sorts of CONNIE rcial
fcrti izer sold in that state, or brought
in to be sold. The statement of ingre-
dents aud their value as competed by
the officials is full, and the comparison
between the selling price and the valu-
alton of the state eficials is Interesting
and instruct W. The difference ranges
from twenty-five per cent. which shows
. pretty considerable profit paid by the
farmer to the manufacturer.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02

Farmers living near New York city,
who are engaged in producing milk for
sale, expect to derive considerable &C :
vantage from the interstate commerce
bill. The railroads, for the purpose of
extending the district from which milk
can be obtained, have charged no more,
and in some cases not SO much, for
carrying it rs to 100 miles as they charge
for shorter distances. Under the new law
this discrimination must be stonpcl.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02
Had a Bigger Thing at Home.

The average American at home or
abroad does not take kindly to anything
that would seem to east the shadow of
a shade upon his native land. A story
told last evening at the Richmond
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church by
the r v. George w. Peck might be cited
in illustration. An EngIishman was
travelling through Italy with an Ameri-
can friend, and in the couse of their So
journings each maintained the superb
GRITTY of his own country. Finally the
grand spectacle of Mount Vesuvius in
eruption, throwing its brilliant rays
across the bay of Naples, burst upon
their astonished gaze. "Now, look at
that" cbuckled the Englishnan; ''you
haven't got anything in America that
can come anywhere near that" "No.n
modify replied the Yankee, ct is true
we have not got a Vesuvius, but we have
got q waterfall that would put that
thing out in less than Ave minutes
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02
In a recent case decided b


In a recent case decided between
architect and client at Albany, N. Y,
the client having notified the architect
to step work after he had ordered speci-
~fications, details and estimates to be
prepared on designs accepted By him,
the client was compelled to pay 8 1-s
per cent. on the amount the building
waste cost. The referee based this on
! per cent. for the sketches AMI 2 1.2
per cent. for working plans, speciica-
tons and details and obtaining esti-
mates. The architect sent in a bill for
$3.50. and the sum awarded him was
$41s so for his trouble, expense and
WORK
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02
A c. i Student

Little Dot--What docs NJ. Nicefel.
low go 10 your house so often fora
lite D:ck-He wants to marry Nell.
rs they cngagcdg'
mo-
Did be say h. wanted to marry
herr
No
Then how do you know he does2'
oI He acts s Q like . fool. 2
I0maha World.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02

The most uncommon names.in English
are those which begin with x. There
are none in the New York directory.
Philadelphia, however, presents the
names of X4vicrs. Xander and Xandry.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02

The New Orleans Picayune says 'tjour-
nalists get moe free advice than any
otter class of peop'e." 1t sometimes
seems as though non of the pctpl, who
know all about running a newspaper
were in the profession.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02

The old home of Abraham Lincoln is
likely soon to become the property of
the state of Illinois, Mr.. Robert Lincoln
having consented to give it to the state,
provided it shall be kept perpetually in
rara;v
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02

In Massachusetts, fifty years ago two
ffths Of the public school teachers were
men, showing, of course, concIusively by
figures how the world runs to women,
especially school teachers.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-02
O?ELOUsAS FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Opetousas ST. Landry Parish, La.
E7HIS Institution will resnme duties Mouday. sau.
L TENDER 6th. 1886. under the immediate supsyyisaa
of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hayes and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis. wWS
competent assistants. The scholastic year consstsm
forty weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Preparatory Department. per month. ..........sa.a
Academic ,..,,., aeo
Music, with use of piano " .......... III
Boarding, including washing. light and fuel Ibis
Embroidery, wax flowers, painting, drawing,
each, $50, N.n
lnciuenlal LID
DISCIPLINE:
The government of this school Is strict but parental:
no hard tasks or restrictions are imposed, but eysy
student must comply With the rules, and must prepare
up to t he measure of her ability, the lessons assigned,
Our course of study and mode of instruction. are 70
train the mind to habits of correct think ing aud thoe
ough Investigation. No student will bs allowed to cd.
ter higher classes without thorough preparation. Pa
rents and guardians may rest assured that the manners
he alt b and morals of the children and wards shallre
ceive due attention.
No deduction for absence. unless in case of protraet-
ed illness. The location of ths TOWNS heaithful and
easy of access. The boarding department is under ia
immediate charge of Mrs. Hayes. Boarders will pru.
vide themselves with blankets and towels. For pas.
ticulars address
July 2s'33-nov 27'79. Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH---SUNDAY. MAY b. 1887
how they could never quite believe me
dead, but had hoped for years that
annn dax they Wonld herr from me.

how they cOulu never quite DeueVo iho
dead. but had hoped for years tbst
some day they would hear from me.
"Come home, come home TO mo
iber.v she cried at last. But all my
doubts and fears, and questionings
seemed 10 rise up again and bar the
way before me. Ellie understood
3You shall see she said, with the
same proud ring in her voice that Jane
used 20 have.
And so we went down the road to-
Qether and took the old path knew so
well. II led alongside level, graded
road now, shaded with tall trees. But
when we came to the farm / held back
and looked at Ellie to make sure it was
the same and that memory was playing
me no tricks. For there was tall,
gay house in the place OF our shabby
little cottage, and the front yard was
lad out in winding paths and drives,
with flowers and shrubbery, and lawn
where fountain was playing. Still !
could have sworn the same roses and
honeysuckle we used to have still
climbed over the front porch.
1.-The very same, father" said Ellie,
seeing how taken back / looked.
"You know mother sold the patent.
II is all your work" o.
A tall young man came down to
meet us. Ny mind had gone back to
the past, and ] never thought OF ITS
being Rob, my boy. We had planned,
Ellie and !, that she should go on and
speak to Jane first, that she might not
cot too great q shock, and 50 turned
down q side path, while Ellie went on to
the house. / walked on until ] had
come to the side of tine house, where
there was a sugar-maple I had planted.
The tree had grown tall and stout, with
broad, branching arms that cast CRATE
full shade. There was seat beneath
it. and delicate looking, elderly woman
was sitting there sewing. l had not
forgotten my manners, and so | raised
my hat and begged her pardon, and
started TO 90 away. But she rose to her
feet, dropping her work upon the
ground, ana cIied out in a tone | could
never mistake.
Is it the constant beating Of the hui
man mind against its walls OF flesh,
the conscious pain and anguish of spirit
that age the body? AS truly as l live
to-day the years that had passed over
me, almost without a trace, had turned
my blooming young wife into feeble,
faded woman, and her hair was white
as snow. But oh, never so beautiful IN
her fair maidenhood, never half so
dear in her noble womanhood, as now,
when / held her IN my arms, my heart
full of thankfulness for the truth, the
love, tie faith that had survived the
most cruel test to which ever woman
was subjected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
JAMES BROWN,
Our Beloved Husband and Father.

That was all. just the date Of the
explosion. No died" no commend
ing NY soul to the Creator, nor any
other of the pious iorma!itics usually
seen on grayestones, What did II
mean? / colldn't make it ont. Yet
somehow it seemed az if it bore mes
sage for me.
1t brought many things back to my
mind of how patient Jane bad boen
when she saw me loaiing round and the
fam going to rack and ruin the i'm
patient answers / had often given her
the way she had toiled and slayed, anu
| had forgotten to SO much Is show her
that | realized it; and whether IL
| wouldn't have been much better t.
have done the plain duty that lay BE-
fore me and not busted myself Will
ambitious plans. Thinking over these
things, | looked up and saw young
lady coming alone up the patti. She
was tail and fair, with rosy tinsh OF
her cheeks from walking. ~ one hand
She he'd little bunch OF flowers and
in the other she carried roll OF music.
can't tell you, to save my life, when
the thought first came to me that this
VAS my little Ellie, grown up to be "a
beautiful young woman, with new
| friends, new interests, lovers maybe.
ard yet caring enough for her pam
old father, who i'll provided for her and
neglected her, to come all that way
over the long, dusty road, to lay flow
ers on his grave. But when she SAW
ne. she locked at me, rcsentful-like,
drew herself mp, and waited, expecting
me to go away.
"Whose grave is it?"
had risen up and was starting OIL,
but l thought if | might only listen b
her voice u moment it would be music
that could carry with me all the rest
of my darkened life.
"NIy fathers
She spoke softly row, redssured be
cause she saw had no mind to trOu-
bic her; but oh, the gentleness and
tenderness with which she spoke those
two words 10 think that she should
remember ne SO kindly all those years
And your mother" Then ]
wes dumb; | couldn't say another
word ! was so unused 10 talking, and
all the past and all the hopeless future
seemed to rise up around me and shu;
NE in, and stihe me. And she. VIVA.
business had a stranger talking to heT
in that way no doubt she WAS think
ing. There we stood, father and
daughter, | knowing her for my
own little girl, who had clung
about my neck ana kissed me but
Yesterday, she believing that | lay there
under the sod and a stranger stood III
my place. Was ever situation like to
that? Is there any flesh and blood
could stand it? Scarcely knowing
what did / pulled package out from
NY pocket and opened it. she gazing
curiously on as | did SO with that half
| frightened look on her face. There
were the little shoes shining black mo
rocco faced with pink KID. | thought
Of The little child who shouid have worn
them, and my eyes filed with tears.
"Oh, Ellie Little daughter ! They
were Ter ,ou. boa't you rome mber !
Slowly the frightened look on her
face gave way TO wondcr, and wander
made way for certainty, and my little
| child vas back again, sobbiDg over me
and careGsing ne in tho dear old way.
After rwhle / told her little, just
| little, OF What ] had been through.
srd bic. Heaven blssa her. told mo Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SOB p. NJ. NAIL daily except sunday.
S:25 A. d. ACCOMMODATION daily (eXceI
sunday.
7;s0A, d. HiGHT EXPRESS daily teXceI
Monday.
Sunday accommodation h0tWcen Richmond
and Scotisyilc leaves McAmOnd 800 \. s.,
arrives returning 1:l5 =. u.
CONNECTIONS
AgClift1n Forge with ChesspesSs AMI OHIO
railway Tor the South, West, aud Northwest.
Al Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western rail-
road for all points South, Southeast, and south
west, ant Virginia Midland railway for al
points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways fot
all points IN the South, AMI Richmond, Fre'ie-
ricksburg aud Potomac railroad for the NORTH.
At Lexington with Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
road. making close connections at Harper >
Ferry - ana from Pittsburgh aud the Wos',
slso 70 points North aud East
SlseJlng-e% e,tGehed 70 Ngh EfITeSs 70
Lpnehburq.
Sleeping.cars Iynchburg 10 Memphis, New
Orleans aud Little Rock.
Trains marked daily Except Sunday
Tickets sold ~ all points. Orices: yS ssst
Main street, 1860 Main, and 81 Richmond AMI
Allegheny depot, Eighth and Canal streets
JOHN X. MACMURD0,
mh.s General Passenger and Express Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
CKJN AND SCALP CLEANSED,
- PURIFIED. AND eEAUTTFIED BY THE
c,,rfcrrpA REMEDIES.

For cleansing tho skin and Scalp Of plshgur,
tho Unmors. for nlleying Itching, burning. anu
Inflammation; for curing tho hrss sympDms OF
Fczema. Psoriasis, Nik-Crusi, Scaly noa9'
scrofula, and other inherite1 SKI, M, n'"D,
D,seases CuTfcURA. tho great skin-cure, anu
CtTIcrRA SOAR, an exquisite skin-oeeutiDer,
externally, and CgTIcUBA kzs0LyENT, tho DO"
bIood-purtiIor, Internally, arc infallible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
PHILADELPHIA, RICH Is ~
-asssssA.h-s
NoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every 1tEspAl
and fUlDAY II " 81, aud syery SUNDAY Of
"a. Il.
Freight for Tuesdays snd Fridags' steamef
feceiyed iiul ll.S0 A. NJ; Tor sundays ssoaino'
uuSP. VI. Saturday. Freight received dai!'
ull5 P. NJ.
Fare, 81
For further Information apply 20
j. W. McCARRiCh.
General Southern Agent oflce ROckeieA
W. p. CLYDE & CO,
asiT General Agenta Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Ihaye suffered oil my lfo with ssin-diseasef
~ different kinds, and have never found per
manent relief until, by tho advice o. laly
friend, used your yauabio IV liz "a
potiles OF the CUTIcURA REsoLYgST, two boxes
81 CuTICuRA, and seven cakes o. CUficJHA
So.p. and the result was Just what ba1 boon
told Ii would bod complete cure
BELLE WADE, Richmond, va
Reference; q. W. Latimor, Druggist h'ch-
frond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
OLD DOMINION STEAM 1lfFTt
~ SHIP COMPANY. '@o'sssN
FOR NEW YORK

steamers leave Richmond EVERY rUESDAl
and FRIDAY at5P NJ, aud SUNDAY al high
water.
steamers leave Nes York for Richmo al Of.
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY
at Up. NJ, and for Richmond direct tSshl
THURSDAY ats r. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare tO New \ err va JGmes-rlycr
route dncluding meals and O0rthl. .....s30
ROund-trip tickets limited - thirty days
after daie of issuo. II
Storage with subsistence. ..............
SteoraEe without Subsistence. 5 .
Cabin fare ga Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
road. .,............. ....,.......-....... "
Calm fare vta Richmond and Petersburg
ralliNad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... i' D
Tickets ear DO obtained al A. w. GerOer's,
1000 Main street; Chesapeake AMI Ohio AMI
Richmond and Petersburg dap0ts, AID at com
pany's Offices, iDi Maln street. aud WAR.
Rockets.
Freighis forwarded ana through bills OF ladlng
Issued foi points beyond New York
Freight received daily until L. N.
Manifest closed 90 selling days one hour Do
foro departure.
fsssengets can lssye New rork Tnuss1a 7
snd saturday at3P. *. by tho Newport Nov
steamer iand arrive at Redmond by tho Cbosi
ptaEe aud Ohio train the next day az Oils Z. NJ
Passengers leaving khhmond On MONDAYS
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS By the Chesspesse and oai.
rsiwsy ria Newport Nswsl atSi0 2. NJ, Snr
By Richmond sud Petersburg cailnosd ,sao'
dsyN AZ l049 A. W., will maSo ecnnectHn
NOhFbbk with stoamsy LEAVING tbcss tNys
SAlII>HS fnls MREh.
WYANohE, CAPTAIN hvLrEsRa FRIDAY
Nay i3ih. at ociSfx l.. ID.
ROANOKE. Captain Coucn. SUNDAY
May 18th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH. rUks-
DAi, May t7,h. as ycloek r. NJ
sE0sGR w. ALlEN \ Co, Agents,
No. t3Dt Main strost, aud
Compsayt whAxf. RochstsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
sAIT-RDEUM CURED.

was troubled with salt-Rheum for ni, .,
Of wears. so that tho skin entirely caiao OH V''p
Of nv hands from tho finger-tips ~ me WIZ ~. =
tried remedies and dociors preScfl
nr,rose until COMMENCED taking CuflCJBA
kEIyDIEs, and now am entirely cured:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
40 Northampton street,
IrcnING- scALY. PIMPLY

Tor tho in.t year hayo had a species OF Itch
inc. scaly AMI pimrly humors on my la'e' 20
which have applied great many ms'sols o,
treatment without success, and whlch H"'
sneedly aud entirely cured by CUricURA,
MRS IDA PHELPS, Rayenna. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
M uPDrCINRJIKR THEM.

We have sold your CUTIcUBA REMEDIES ior
the lest six years, and no medicines on oar
shelves give better satisfaction.
CT. ATHERIOH, Drugg Il,
Albany, v 7.
CrTTcvRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere.
Price: CUTIcCRA. % cents: RYsoLVkNI, q (;
goAP. 25 cent? Prepared by the POI FIX
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANG Boston,
Mass. send for "How to Cure Skin-Disea.eA
CRI,Bs pimplos. skin-Blcmishes, and Baby
Vunnors cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
RAILROAD LISEs.
a. u Rszal asgaR


O. u Ryzel E ~ zW
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -Scbeinls
commencing MAY ~, iS1-eastorD STANDARD
time. 80.
stops only si Ashland, Junction,
MILFORD, and Frederickssnrg
sleeper ~ Washington. Leaves
Washington fer New York a. li.D
Al
except sunday. Leaves Washing
ton for New York At W =. ". Ala
by limited A. BOP ". Par0f car
Richmond 20 Washington.
sopU.. leaves Byrd-Street station dsilY
sleeper % New YORK.
1879 A. NJ, arrives a. Byrl-slf S, station iaiI
s,apu arrives az Byrd Street station fa'iT.
gfops st Fredericksburg. Mllfori,
ani Junction. Sleeper IRON Van.
ingtOD.
SiSP NJ, arrives az Byr1-st5ree,' sta,,o' feg
lngtOn b Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAIS9.
DAILY EXCEPT sUND4YA
GrPN. accom- noiatbln, Leaves froaf.
Streot station; arrives ~ h'hl,ni
at5P ".
sOfP.N.. Leaves RIba; arrives a. Asbia9i.ss
s,,A A.. Scoomnodation. arrives A. Broa4-
street stston: ioayos Aahl1nf a.
yssP.N.. arrives srElba; leaves Ash'aai At
BIZ ".
C.ATAYfOR. General Ticket AgenL
EFT. d. MYaRs. General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
CHESAPEAKEAND OHIOROUTF.
~ SCHEDULE TAXING EFFECT
FEBRUARY I'll. i'sf

NHESAPEAKEA AND OHIOROUIP,
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
FEBRUARY ~, i'''.
IEAYH RICHVNND:
SIS A. NJ. for NeWpor; Move. ot Point ~
furt daily, aul l,r AHr,I.k, iaNy
eyctrf sunday.
Iila A. VI. through anu inca' Nail t' 90
points West. ~lrsr"it 81. ZION
Forge % huntington. except -El.
day
40 =. ". for Newport Neg.. Of P.tus ~
Norfolk. except sunday
40 ?. ". Gori.n.vule 'Aosmn, las.1a, sr-
cert Sunday.
so =. VI. for Louisville. Cincinnati. tr. q
20. ~ LCTi', Nen. Dis. ans FsF
Orleans - Fast Ik...U, f..I
through pu'lu1n, tatY. .a.y
route ruuuiag ygiLs-s We.
nom fisnmnni.
ARRIVE Is HIcnso>D.
Gls A. n. GorIoLssiils Accommodate
il:JS A y. irom Nartols. GA puu'. as We've
port New, except sunday. I..ii-
msn Varior cage.
SOS P. s.. from ioca. points aat .hs We,, g.
copt sunday.
Clio =, 81. from OG Point, NFrpsrf fses
d8ly. ana from N0ri1A iaiy, aK-
cept Surday~
sa P. NJ. from Louisville sd C.ucinls. -
F8.r kAIrrss-'illIY
Depot: S0ve 'scnth and Broad stre8ts.
Tickets 81 100 NSlu street and 80 ne fenoS
r.. W FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAM c. NlcKuAs, Second F!ce-Ires'-
dent myl5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Train Vo 20 makes connection n. heysrIrb
for Chase City ami Oi2rk',i'lf, 80 Dt''. .'o
Tor Durham. Raleigh, ard al points % N'f.a
Carolina Division.
Trgip No. ~ makes connection q, Grson-o1rj
for Raleigh. GC,tstoro', ant NorCnrai taf 10
SAiisbury Tor Ashosiue. uot Springs. aut al
points IA estern North tsnullnA az ttt' .'tt
With Charlotte, columbia alu ,ts "a ta.lspfl
Tor Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, Cbarie,,on, -
yannah. lhomassule, Ga, Jacksonville. ald
other Florida poin 's: al-0 win carolina tcn-
tial rGilIcad Ter Wilmington.
Trains from the >ogih arrive a. III aw)1i
go \. N. and SO T. ".
BURkEyILLE ACCONMODArioN
Leave Nanci ester. ................. no Sd y. =.
Arrive SAnChaslcf. .................. 1ij D.. y.
BON AIR ACCONIODNtoN.
Leave Richmond ................ 'i.s ?. v.
Arrly0 Richmond. .....-....... .....- Nil A. =.
YOEK-RIyER IINE-pAlLY nls wEsr
FCINIl EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The faycri,e route % baltimore. The stesm-
ers ON ibis line are models Of beauty. elegance,
ard comfort Leave NichmCnd SO r. ". AM
. p. NJ, arrive Baltimore SD 4. ", leave
Baltimore p. NJ. arriye Richmond . 4. ".
Fare Richmond 70 Baltimore; firs. class, : :
second c,aas. 81 -.
The YorE-kiyer Line affords superior siTa.-
Gages % The business weird m ena0.ins taoih
60 leave Richmond near tho cio,e II mo days
transaction. and arrive az Baltimore early most
mcrning, after having enloYel A doiishudl
ngnts rost. nee nom tue dust aud noiio 81
railway travel
WTST POINT ACCOMMODATE
Leave EichmoDd Crwongy-eiShth-
s,,se. depo0. ..............'..... t65) 4. N.
AriiNo aiChmord NiSenty-elghth- =,
s,rcet Observation-Disclosures. si5P. N.
DAILY. italy except Sunday,
lelot ard ticket-onlcs: boot firsins street,
Uptown Office Corner Tenth aud Main sues-''
JANES |. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Asaas,
J. = PoflS
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Richmond, Va
sol. HAAS, Tfan,c Nenssers
4 II THOMAS, SoDerai .SAaAgsr nfA
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DNNyIILE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE .
THE sol fiL,
PULLMAN sLEEPERs o. ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Correspondingly quick time to other point
Through bills Of lading issued At low rates
G. A. TAYLOR,
aal7 General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
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A rch, refined folirh Tor Frraiturc, Ca5!na
Week, pesls, Doors, &C. Price &c
sold by eli Art Dealers and DraSgtsts.
NEW YORK ChEMlCAL Mfu. CO.,
3 east Fourth ssroet Now York,
Either viii DO seni By natl Tor D.. extra
10 o. sIEst
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\ hero ~ scarcely single household orns-
ment thst IL net greatly improved Dy htlle
tasteful gliding, aud most articles arc moro
han doubled Ia value by tho mcreSI touch OF
GOLD.
A IhmerS ualr Brush In each box. Price
20. ard a.. Ass for RUBI's GLIDING. re
iusa all substitutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
FOR LADIES.

Thi-splendid Gliding affords the riih effect
81 SOLID GOLD, no nlaitor whore applied, ani
1t may DO usod by thom0s! inexperienced anna
tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICE
NOND AND BALTIMORE ~ EACH
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

ss0P. n. Daily. except sunday. 90 % h.
mOrd all pefe-fnlrg r4Er I'D.
Ar1iy5 Petersburg $50 b. 3D.:
lcaSs Petersburg r-J y. AZ.
daily. arriving NUn0if l1N O. Al.
through car k-aulcd t1 s.rf'It.
tt1 p. ". Daily, except sunday. rI Nb-
m)nd aui Petersburg rlNr.al.
Arrive 40 Petersburg 1.tJ b. A.,
connecting Wltl Ilil $50. I
leaving Petersburg no -'1 p. n.
for Farmgilc. ly4eLhurs. ED1-
noSs, Bri-'ol, Knoxville, Dhata-
nooga, sni az p-irts s0c R ana
west